Crescent City derby winner and other midweek notes
General news spans the Prince of Verona’s Crescent City derby victory in New Orleans, the death of trotter Mand 8 at Schultz farm, a US naval instruction to protect missionary interests at Taku, Guam’s abolition decree, the death of General Henry Harmen, a fatal fire in Columbia Ohio, and global deposit figures with the US leading in deposits.
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Jefferson Davis
Madison
Columbia
Ohio
Philip Weaver
Roy Weaver
L. Weaver
Tully Weaver
Alice Weaver
James Weaver
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France
Creat
Britain
Praxvia
OBITUARY NOTES FROM OREGON DAILY DEATHS AND MARITIME INCIDENTS
Obituaries reported in Portland and surrounding areas note Frank B Camp of Portland dying at age 72, Mrs Mary Rice a Roseburg pioneer died aged 84, Peter Maurer age 55 died while rowing near Mehooma, and Matthew C Brown pioneer of Oregon died at Dallas aged about 80. Otto Brown in jail over a drowning death tied to Frits Hepfur. no charges yet. Mrs Ann Jackson pioneer of 142 died in Portland aged 4. Surviving relatives include F Mice of Roseburg Albert Jackson and P F M Dekum.
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Rice
Johnson
Selo
Linn County
Oregon
Washington
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Hepfur
Otto
Matthew C. Brown
Dallas
Ohio
Agen
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Dallow
Sega
Maria Miller
Wort
Ann Jackson
Long Island
New York
PF. M. Dekum
Frank Deku
Albert Jackson
Senate And House Debates Over Puerto Rican Bill Continue
Washington reports show Republicans split over the Puerto Rican legislation with a special caucus to harmonize the party. The bill remains on the calendar as debates unfold including amendments on appropriations and the hydrographic office proposal, while leaders push to reach acceptable terms before further action.
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New York
Dow
Senay
Foraker
District of Columbia
Army
Puerto Ties
Joe Wheeler
Uno Leu
le Wenn
Louidiana
Buworks
Puerto Rico
United States
Transit talks stall as machinists union faces stalemate
Scattered dispatches report stalled negotiations among the executive committee of the machinists and the administrative council of a national trade association amid hints of a possible breakthrough. In Joplin Missouri a railway auction drew bids near three million dollars, with Silue W. Pettit notable among bidders. Berlin and Frankfurt press outlets discuss government offers to agrarian parties linked to grain rates post trade protections.
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Joplin
Kena City
Pittebury and Gall
Ex-Minister A Bingham Dies in Steurneville
Obituary reports A Bingham former minister to Japan and ex-congressman died March 11 in Steurneville. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Steurneville
Obie
A. Bingham
Japan
Congrmenan
Multnomah County Officials Face Corruption Charges
Judge Henry B. McGinn presides at a meeting of the Multnomah Republicans where District Attorney Kewall and Deputy Giltner are accused of involvement with money from Portland lottery management. A five-lawyer committee is tasked to investigate and report. Jonas Pearson of Blind Slough inherits 175000 marks from a Swedish relative and plans a trip to Sweden.
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Chart
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Multnomah Repitileans Bay
Henry B. McGinin
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Kh. BK. Giltner
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Kk. G. Morrow
Otts
J. W. Stapleton
Gi. Flatt
Whalley
McGinn
Gilmer
Porrop
Jonas Pearson
Blind Slough
Astoria
Sweden
Mafeking Siege Rumors and Frontline Dispatches
London reports March 10 with tales of native torture rumors amid Mafeking siege and gun captures at Belmont. Hobart’s forces advance toward Mafeking as rail lines reopen. dispatches describe reinforcements reaching Warrenton and attacks on nearby towns as Pretoria’s defenses tighten.
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Mare
Pearteen
Tran
Colona
Mafeking
Trelwrte
Pretoria
Hivetenborge
Mhowmfontein
Noto
Redeen
Mt Liebrow Chatmiree
Olivier Hae
Roncheville
Kroonetadt
Roberts
Lord Hoberts
Klowmfontein
Norvalepool
Pole Owrow
Edinburgh
Thaba
Free State
Vaal
Kinilorlow
Mafeking Tae
Warrenton
Wiedserton
Law and Vryburg
Washington March 1 Update on Detroit Aid to Hawes
A terse Washington dispatch notes Detroit officials directing Hawes to oversee American tarente Chore. The brief mentions a transfer of responsibility dated March 1 and focuses on supervisory duties.
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Washington
Detroit
Fingtono
My Elenivioe Opened are a Sure Cure
Quick listing notes an address 169 Fourth St Portland Oregon with a business name phrase My Elenivioe Opened are a Sure Cure indicating a local shop or service location in Portland Oregon.
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Fourth St
Portland, Oregon
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